Local Culture & Youth: *SCAPE’s first-ever multi-day subculture crossover festival is turning the youth hub into a thrift-and-zine-and-music-and-football playground, with independent fashion, DIY publishing (Ctrl+ZNE), DJ sets, gaming and a World Cup final screening. Arts & Heritage: “Singapore TV: From Local to Global” at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre traces Chinese-language TV from the 1960s to today, with costumes, scripts, interactive dubbing and set recreations. Transit & Lifestyle: The Circle Line is finally complete, with Keppel, Cantonment and Prince Edward Road opening—each station comes with its own vibe and food-and-places guide for exploring nearby neighbourhoods. Family-Friendly Spaces: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay debuts Gnomey Hollows, a biophilic children’s playroom with reading nooks and interactive forest-themed corners. Community & Inclusion: Tokio Marine Insurance Vietnam and Tohe hosted “Joyful Education” in Hanoi, showcasing 1,300+ artworks by autistic and special-needs children and offering hands-on workshops. Singapore in the News: A teen’s iJooz straw-licking case was adjourned as prosecutors check whether his student pass could be cancelled. Global Spotlight (Singapore-linked): President Tharman and PM Lawrence Wong sent condolences to Qatar’s Emir after Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani’s death, with Singapore officials set to attend in person.